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The Caldwell Tribune

Location

Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1885

Page

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Lands for sale or lease in Idaho towns and waters

LOTS for sale in Halley Shoshone Mountain Home Caldwell and Payette from 25 to 400 cash or long time Special inducements for valuable improvements Lands for sale or lease in tracts 16 to 1000 acres Adjacent to town sites chosen for fertility irrigation and wide production Water for sale or lease in any quantity with liberal terms Own valuable water rights and canals in Idaho with facilities for power irrigation or domestic use within reasonable distance of town sites

Halley Shoshone Mountain Home Caldwell Payette Idaho Australia Texas United States New Yorker

Special Inducements to Idaho Investors and Workers

Advertisement urging investment in Idaho and the Northwest. Promises to provide valuable information at local offices and by mail to attract capital and labor, inviting readers to contact for inducement details and opportunities.

Idaho Northwest

Autograph Mania and Politician Portraits in Washington

Washington correspondent reports autograph seekers press the president and other officials. Pages in the House and Senate fetch signatures for albums, with payment often up to 25 dollars. Arkansaw Legislature humor and caricature follow, noting reform and a string of colorful contrasts.

Washington St. Louis Post-Dispatch Washington Monument Charley Loeftler Charley Chester A. Arthur West Mr. Arthur Capitol House Senate Supreme Court Mr. Belmont White House

Beasley Jones in Jail After Hamersley Case Obstruction

A 33 week imprisonment in Ludlow Street Jail follows Becky Jones's contempt ruling for withholding information about her late employer. The article sketches her monotonous routine, garb, cell life, jail visitors, and her defiant stance toward Alderman Farley. Reporter visit reveals her treatment, weekly blue labels, and a possible release tied to her testimony.

Becky Jones Hamersley Ludlow Street Essex Market Place Miss Jones Phil Kiernan Becky Kiernan Beesa Rebecca Ald Farley Awful Mr. Hamersley

Salt Water Ice in Arctic Ocean Ice Composition

Salt-water ice believed to be seawater solidified with saline traces lingering in the ice. Pressure expels traces leaving acids and bases in residue. Arctic ocean ice chemistry remains complex. artificial cooling shows magnesia concentration in the unfrozen residue.

Otto Pettersson Pettersson Popular Science Monthly Arctic Ocean

General Grant's Accident at Shiloh

General Grant describes a frontal injury from a Friday night fall during the Battle of Shiloh. Heavy rain, darkness, and battlefield chaos forced him to shelter under a tree then move to a log-house hospital as wounded men were tended nearby and amputations were performed.

Grant Shiloh W. H. L. Wallace McPherson

Negro Sailors in Civil War Era Accounts

Capt Tom Masson praises Black sailors while recounting incidents aboard ships including a boatswain named Peter Bean who survived a fatal head injury and a hard head that cracked a plank after a pile of accidents. He notes crew diversity and discipline among African American seamen.

Tom Masson Dark Brazos New York Darky Peter Bean Mobile Liverpool George Hurlbut Philadelphia Times

Enduring Inaugural Day Weather and Cleveland’s Rain Ride

A Washington letter-writer notes the 4th of March is a famously disagreeable day for inaugurations. It recalls President Cleveland riding bareheaded through a cold Buffalo rainstorm last October, suggesting the real dangers lie beyond the weather as a president travels the route from the White House to the Capitol.

Washington White House Cleveland Buffalo

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